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Legends of Reggae: Burning Spear

Burning Spear, aka Winston Rodney, a native like Bob Marley and Marcus Garvey of St. Ann's Bay, is considered one of the architects of reggae. Like many reggae artists, Burning Spear is known for its messages in favor of the Rastafarian movement.
His vocal style is unmistakable, adding a touch of melancholy to the lamentations in almost all his songs, one of all Get Ready.
Burning Spear (Spear Blazing) who borrowed his nom de guerre of Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya's independence leader, made his debut in 1969 with the single Peer Door, produced by Coxsone Dodd.
Winston Rodney believes in the role of religious proselytizing, and social redemption of reggae music. Collaboration with Dodd last until 1974, and the result will be collected in the two album Studio One presents Burning Spear (Studio One, 1973) and Rocking Time (Studio One, 1974).


Discography 1973 - Studio One Presents Burning Spear
1974 - Rockin 'Time
1975 - Marcus Garvey
1976 - Man in the Hills
1976 - Garvey's Ghost
1977 - Dry & Heavy
1978 - Marcus' Children
1980 - Social Living
1980 - Hail H.I.M.
1982 - Farover
1983 - The Fittest of the Fittest
1984 - Resistance
1986 - People of the World
1988 - Mistress Music
1989 - Live in Paris: Zenith '88
1990 - Mek We Dweet
1992 - Jah Kingdom
1993 - The World Should Know
1995 - Rasta Business
1997 - Selection: The Fittest
1997 - Appointment With His Majesty
1999 - Calling Rastafari
1999 - Living Dub, Vol. 4
2003 - Jah No Dead
2003 - Freeman
2004 - Travelling
2005 - Our Music
2008 - Jah Is Real
Album Live
1977 - Live
1994 - Love and Peace: Burning Spear Live
2002 - Live at the Montreaux Jazz Festival 2001
2005 - Live in South Africa 2000
2006 - (A) Live in Concert
Collections
2008 - The Best of Burning Spear